"When Rex finds out he needs glasses, he's beyond miserable. Dealing with the bullies at school, his family being broke, and an embarrassing lack of friends, he has way too much on his plate already"--

When Pedro keeps "losing" his eyeglasses, Katie shows him why it is alright--and necessary--to wear them.

Bobbie and Joanie are cousins and best friends and so are their moms so when Joanie finds out that she needs to wear glasses, they all go together to pick out frames. Bobbie is thrilled with all the glamorous styles and wants to wear glasses as well but Joanie has not changed her mind one bit about wearing glasses and Bobbie doesn't need them. See what happens when Bobbie has a plan to look fabulous with glasses she doesn't need and what happens...

After visiting the eye doctor, a near-sighted dog gets glasses.

When Morris Mole loses his glasses, he decides to try to find his way home from work without them, but he soon finds that he didn't know his way as well as he had thought.

Junie B. thinks first grade is a flop when her kindergarten friend Lucille prefers the company of twins Camille and Chenille and Junie B. needs glasses.

Mr. Posey is feeling gloomy, because everything seems dull. Maybe he needs new glasses? When he and his energetic young neighbour, Andy, try on the glasses from the Thrift Shop barrel, they're in for a big surprise. Each pair is different, and none of them are quite right. But when Andy makes a simple observation, Mr. Posey's view changes, and finally everything is brighter, different, and exciting.

"Philomena needs new glasses. Her sister Audrey wants some, too. Pretty soon, Nora Jane is feeling the pressure to get a pair of specs, as well. The one-upmanship escalates from there with the three sisters learning that not everyone needs the same things"--

Mia Mayhem is learning to control her x-ray vision! She can't wait to see through walls and crack secret codes. There's only one problem: her glasses are way too big, clunky, and totally not cool! But she knows that if she wants to keep up with her classmates, she'll have to adjust quickly. Will Mia be able to look past her obstacles and see things through?